The phrase "assembling a paired" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "The team is focused on assembling a paired set of components for the project."
Alternatives: "creating a pair" or "putting together a pair".
For this reason, assembling a pair of haplotypes from individual SNP fragments drives research and generates various computational models for this problem.
WHEN Gay LeCleire Taylor set about assembling a pair of exhibitions at WheatonArts and Cultural Center here to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the American studio glass movement, her thoughts turned to sands running through an hourglass — but not because of the medium she was working with.
The individual haplotyping problem is concerned with assembling a pair of haplotypes from an individual's aligned DNA fragments, while the population haplotyping problem is to infer the haplotypes of a sample of people in a population from their genotypes.
A group of young physicists, with temporary I.D. badges and sensitive electronics in tow, were allowed up to the top floor, where they assembled a pair of telescopes.
In this study, we propose an improved version of a branch and bound algorithm that can assemble a pair of haplotypes with an optimal solution from SNP fragments of a honeybee specimen in practical time bound.
Thanks to our friends at VYPE, we've assembled a pair of terrifyingly stacked lineups in both Auckland and Wellington, with a handful of seasonal surprises still tucked up our sleeves.
Figure 3 shows the workflow of IDBA-Tran for assembling a set of paired-end reads.
On a new episode of VICELAND's NUTS + BOLTS, Tyler, the Creator continues his quest to learn how the things he loves get made with a visit to Converse, where he assembles a signature pair of shoes from scratch.
The draft genome contigs were obtained by assembling a total of 73 million paired-end reads and 56 million single reads, all of length 100.
Our data suggest that SpoIIIE assembles a coaxially paired channel for each chromosome arm comprised of one hexamer in each cell to maintain membrane fission during DNA translocation.
